Christopher Connock's work leverages a deep understanding of building design and computation toward effective, agile, and imaginative practices.

As Principal and Design Computation Director at KieranTimberlake, Christopher explores topics such as generative and parametric design, application development, data visualization, immersive environments, and digital fabrication. He has applied this knowledge across a variety of projects, including the John A. Paulson Center, a sustainable multi-use building for New York University, and OpenHome, a customizable, prefabricated, and sustainable residence designed to perform at Passive House levels. Beyond the built environment, Christopher has developed an array of architectural software including Pointelist™, a wireless sensor network, Tally®, a Life Cycle Assessment plugin for Revit, and Roast™, a customizable comfort survey app.  
 
Christopher has co-taught graduate studios at the University of Pennsylvania and led workshops at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Woodbury University. He has lectured at Harvard University, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, and Woodbury University. In addition to sitting on juries at Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania, Christopher has presented at multiple practice-based forums, most recently at the American Institute of Architects and Boston Society of Architects. He earned a Master of Architecture from Yale University and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Virginia.